Peoples Blockade of the World's Largest Coal Port - 2024, Part 1: Deep Welcome to Country

Join the the circle of thousands and be challenged by a deep and unique Welcome to Country at the Peoples Blockade of the worlds largest coal port. Uncle Judulu, didge and singing  melds to a deep plea to care for the land, before hundreds of people and canoes entered the coal port shipping channel to disrupt movements of coal ships. Over 170 people were arrested for blocking the coal shipping channels but that was only a fraction of what happened at this well organised and uplifting event. Guests:Renae Lamb: Wiradjuri & Wongibong woman; visionary artist with  Midnight Dreaming Judulu and  Woomera  Mob YARRABAH DANCERS - Yidaki And Traditional Cultural Singing | artist-bookings.com - 0428 785 000 Zac Schofield: Rising Tide  Gurridjula: Wangan & Jagalingou man reoccupying his country on Adani mine site, QLD Anasina Gray-Barberio is the first Samoan Member of Parliament in Victorian Parliament. Francis Nona: a proud  Badalaic man. Academic at Queensland University of Technology. Links:Rising Tide 170 arrests at Rising Tide 2024 – The Echo   Earth Matters #1481 was produced on the lands of the Woromi and Awabakal people in Mulubinba /Newcastle by Bec Horridge